The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-19
SlVlANi H'S SURPRISE.
MORT0N'S MEN ASTONIsH THEM
SELVES WITH A VICTORY.
Wiegriffe Loses Another Game, and
Is Given His Travelling
Card.
@. N. SMITH AND LLOYD ALSO
RELEASED.
Mobile Shut Out BY the Pellcans-
Idleness at NashVille-Base-
ball News.

The second game Ct the series he
tween the Memphis and Savannah
teams was played yesterday afternoon
at Citissns' Park. The game resulted
in a victory for Savannah by the score
OF o to 8. The weather was raw, and
the strong northwest wind caused
those who failed 10 take their over
coats with them to SILVER in their
seats. The players, no wever, did not
mind the coldness OF the
atmosphere and both teams
played great ball. Wiegrifie
pitched for Memphis, and be
was hit hard, the Savannahs earning
seven OF the nine runs made. The
visitors made three home runs,
REILLY making one and Campeau two,
Baker caught very nice game, but
his throwing to bases was not what II
should have been. Andrews played
beautifully ct tlIs', and did good
work with the stick, making
a home run by knocking the bal over
the right field Ience. Black was at
himself and did excellent work in
center field. McAleer made severel
nice catches In left and Sneed made a
very pretty assist from right field.
McAdams did good work at second
and made very pretty catch of fly
ball. Peltz did good work both in the
field aAd with the stick. Summers
pitched for the visitors aud he was
ably supported by Dallas. The latter
caught beautifully and he made
number of very fine slopa,
The Game.
Doyle went first to bat, and he re-
tired on fly to Peltz Sneed got his
base on balls, but was thrown out in
attempting to steal second. Andrews
got first on balls, stole second, but YVES
caught at third. The home team
scored one run in the second inning
on FORCES two Dagger, McAleer's out
at first and a wild pitch. In the
fourth Andrews got fret on balls, stole
second and went to third on a bslk.
Force was given first on balls and stole
second. On McAleer's out first An
drews scored, Force going to third and
crossing the plate on Bakers hit. Ba-
ker got % far down as second, but was
left. In the fifth, after Wiegretfe and
Doyle had been retired, Sneed got his
base ON balls, stole second and was
brought home by Apdrews's
hit over the right field
fence for q home run.
In the seventh inning Bneed and
Andrews got Arst on balls. Force
reached hrst on base hit, advancing
the other men and filling the bases.
McAleer hit safely and Sneed and An.
drews scored. In the ninth inning
Andrews scored on q base on balls,
steal, a wild pitch and Forces line hit
to right field, which was dropped by
Jones.
Savannah scored first in the third
inning. After Jones had struck
out, Dallas sent a high fly TO left and
though Force tried hard to reach II he
was unable to do 80. Dallas scored on
Peltz's hit and Sneed's wild throw to
Doyle. Oampeau sent the ball over
the right Ae d fence for home run,
bringing in Peltz. In the fifth Peltz
hit safe, stole second, went
TO third and scored on
Rei!!y's home run hit, In the sixth
Braur and McAdams scored on the
lattel's single, dropped ay by Black
aud Jones's two Dagger. In the ninth
inning Jones hit for TWO bases and was
brought home by Campau's long hit
over the right held fence for q home
run.